Revit Import HACKS: Two Ways to Add 3D Objects

📕 If you're looking to import 3D objects into Revit 2024, there are a variety of methods you can use.

In this tutorial, we're going to explore two different approaches - one involving 3ds Max and AutoCAD, and the other utilizing the Asset Library from Enscape.

Each method has its own unique advantages and drawbacks, so it's important to weigh your options carefully before deciding which one is right for your project.

Thanks for watching and I will See you soon 🌹

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[paulokeke]

Unrelated but I have a problem with revit family. I recently updated from the 2021 version to 2025 but I'm unable to see the metric system and library.

Can someone help me 😢

[khaledalkarmel]

Thank you for the nice tutorials. I'm suffering to see the text and icons. please reduce your screen resolution to something like 1280x720 before you record the screen. thank you.

[dzangel]

Great video ❤ i have a question ! How does it look in realistic mode ? Does the texture appear as the original fbx ?

[cloud_walker]

Thank you for the nice tutorials. But I have problem with escape custom assets it doesn't work for I don't know why it would not open can you please help me with this problem

[datuscorbin]

Hi great video. One question. I notice in revit the asset still comes in grey, does the colors work in revit visual style like consistent colors and realistic?

[mahdimoradi]

Thank you .but i have a question .are you a persian?